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Miss Silverbrand Goes to Seminary – North Scituate, RI (1906)
In the 19th century, a “seminary” was the name often given to educational institutions for women – whether or not the course of study involved
In the 19th century, a “seminary” was the name often given to educational institutions for women – whether or not the course of study involved
The Chronicle Mill was constructed along the Southern Norfolk Railway line in downtown Belmont in 1902. This construction was part of the wave of textile
A few days ago, we looked at an ink drawing of chickens that had been mailed to Spring Forge, PA. (“A Few Scratches”) Soon thereafter,
In September of 1906, Aunt Sallie and “Chick” (?) were in Philadelphia “having a good time”. To celebrate the occasion, Aunt Sallie had a postcard
Rifling through a box of old paper memorabilia, I was attracted to the brilliant colors of this postcard. I was surprised to find that the
Put-in-Bay is a small village on South Bass island in Lake Erie, about 35 miles east of Toledo and 15 miles northwest of Sandusky. The
R. F. Outcault was one of the greatest cartoonists in American history. He may have been the first to use a series of comic panels,
Tellings stories from the past.